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Compound Interest and the Rule of 72: Free Worksheet with Answer Key

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Students fill in a five-year compound interest table, compare it with simple interest, use the rule of 72, and solve the classic "start at 16 or start at 26" problem. Answer key included. About 20 minutes.

A free printable worksheet for high school Economics and Personal Finance, with a short reading, vocabulary, questions and an answer key on its own page. Open it at https://thedime.news/resources/worksheets/compound-interest/ and click "Print or save as PDF".

From The Dime (thedime.news), a free five-minute daily money-news bell-ringer for high school classes.

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